Happy New Year! Let’s hope for a wonderful new year full of lots of art play, exploration and creativity! I got interested in making a stencil of scarab beetles when making inkblot beetle cabinets of curiosity. I made the beetle … Continue reading
Looping Leafy Vines! This new stencil from me and Stencil Girl Products is available at. This stencil is available, along with a wealth of other interesting stencils from myself and other artists from http://www.stencilgirlproducts.com/stencils-margaret-peot-s/2039.htm. In this demo, learn how to add … Continue reading
Today, all day starts StencilGirl’s Cyber Monday sale, happening Nov 27th through 29th! (Details below) My ten stencils are a part of this sale, as well as the entire StencilGirl catalog (just the stencils!). This is a stencil demo (Part 1 … Continue reading
25%OFF: Monday November 27, 2017, from 12 AM till 11:59 PM CST 20% OFF: Tuesday, November 28- Wednesday November 29th, 2017 stencilgirlproducts.com … Continue reading
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Grand Manan, an island in the Bay of Fundy, is a perfect place for thinking: puttering and drawing, reading and writing, walking along the beach or hiking to beautiful vistas. Working in my watercolor paper Moleskine journal with my new stencils was … Continue reading
Out of the ten stencils I designed for StencilGirl, I am finding that the Looping, Leafy Vines Background is the stealth super-useful stencil. Its good for laying in a background on a journal page, or for printing cheerful green vines … Continue reading
When StencilGirl asked if I’d like to do a blog post for them, I jumped at the chance. I got to pick three stencils from their line and do anything I wanted to with them. At first I thought I … Continue reading
Congratulations to Ruthie at refashionablylate! She is the winner of the Vermeer Girl with a Pearl Earring Tote and Stencil Kit, my first Rafflecopter giveaway. This giveaway was held through the TLC book blog tour to promote my new book … Continue reading
During my recent blog tour, I was asked by a blogger who is an art educator in a classroom with really little kids–3-5 years old–how they could get their kids started with stencils. The best way is to gather leaves … Continue reading
